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The difference in the cost of ALL the apples and all the oranges is $90, or 9000 cents.
The difference in the cost of ONE apple and one orange is $0.20, or 20 cents.
There must have been 9000/20 = 450 apples and 450 oranges being sold.
The difference in the cost of ONE apple and one orange is $0.20, or 20 cents.
There must have been 9000/20 = 450 apples and 450 oranges being sold.
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